FPD 55″ 4K UHD LED Google Smart TV with HDR

FPD (Flat Panel Display) focuses on a “display-first” philosophy, packing advanced visual technologies into a sleek, minimalist chassis.

• 4K UHD & HDR10/Dolby Vision: Delivers a resolution of $3840\times 2160$ pixels. HDR10 and Dolby Vision support provide a wider color gamut and higher contrast, making visuals appear more lifelike.

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• Google TV OS: Brings over 700,000+ movies and TV episodes from across your apps into one organized interface. It features personalized recommendations and “Watchlist” syncing with your Google account.

• MEMC Technology: A high-end feature at this price range, MEMC inserts artificial frames to reduce motion blur, ensuring that fast-moving content like action movies or video games remains sharp.

• Dolby Atmos Audio: Provides a multidimensional soundstage through the built-in speakers, creating a more immersive, “wrap-around” audio experience for your living room.

• Voice-Activated Remote: Includes a dedicated Google Assistant button for hands-free searching, volume control, and smart home management.

• Frameless “Canvas” Design: The three-sided bezel-less design offers a near-infinite viewing area and a modern, high-end look that blends into any wall or media stand.

“The first thing that strikes you about the FPD 55-inch is how much ‘screen’ you actually get—the bezel is so thin that the 4K picture seems to flow right to the edge of the glass. Setting it up is remarkably intuitive; once you link your Google Home app, the TV populates your favorite apps instantly. In-game or during a live football match, the MEMC motion smoothing is the silent hero—there’s a noticeable lack of that ‘judder’ you often see on budget 4K panels. The voice remote is genuinely useful, especially for those ‘what was that actor’s name?’ moments or when you’re too cozy to reach for a keyboard. While the Dolby Atmos speakers are clear for daily watching, the stunning 55-inch visuals might eventually tempt you to add a soundbar to match the sheer scale of the theater-like picture.”